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@itscomentarista @babybeginner my fave so far 😍

Some days you can’t love social media enough. This is one of those days. It began like this. Someone stole 12 tons of KitKats. And then the replies started coming in. Scroll down.

RIP Chuck Norris, 86.

🔥 Did You Know? The British spent 31 years trying to defeat a group of Igbo warriors they could not see, could not identify and could not stop. They called them a "wicked club." They passed special laws to outlaw them. They burned entire villages to the ground trying to find them. They were the Ekumeku. In the 1880s the Royal Niger Company arrived in Western Igboland, present day Anioma, Delta State and did what the British were best known for. They hijacked trade, imposed courts, selected their own chiefs and sent missionaries to dismantle everything sacred. The Anioma people had watched this happen to other communities. They decided it would not happen to them. Young men from across the region known as the Otu Okorobia, unions of unmarried youth took a sworn oath of secrecy and formed an underground resistance network. No unified leader. No central command. No written records. Every community fought independently, coordinated through secrecy and trust. They called themselves Ekumeku. Meaning: "violent winds that blow, but whose source one does not see or speak of." They wore masquerade disguises and employed guerrilla tactics. They destroyed colonial outposts, burned Native Courts and killed British officials in the dead of night. By the time the British realised what hit them the warriors had already disappeared back into their communities. The British launched massive military expeditions in 1902, 1904 and again in 1909. They burned villages. They imprisoned leaders. They passed the Unlawful Societies Ordinance of 1910 specifically to outlaw the Ekumeku by name. They introduced the Collective Punishment Ordinance an order to punish entire villages suspected of sheltering them. The Ekumeku rose again every single time. It took the British until 1914, thirty one years to finally suppress the movement. And even then they were so shaken they divided Anioma across three separate provinces just to prevent them from ever uniting again. Chinua Achebe described it as the earliest and fiercest military resistance in Western Igboland. Many historians believe the Ekumeku inspired the Kenyan Mau Mau Rebellion of 1952. Your history teachers never mentioned their name. Now you know it. 🖤 Drop your thoughts below 👇🏾

@alaminu_ Bauchi in da hausa if you know, you know @prometheus9901

Can’t defend Bauchi even if i tried. What a line up

Please dont preach about how much you are fasting this Lent; while still being a Dick🤭, i would rather you eat 5 times a day this lent period, than have a piss poor attitude

In 1977, Lagos hosted over 16,000 artists, creatives, and cultural workers from different parts of the world. King Sunny Ade opened Festac 77 with the song 'Welcome to Nigeria', a song which many considered the unofficial anthem. Stevie Wonder stole the show and even stayed back, along with several artists, after the festival. Though official history does not do justice to the monumental event, its memories can be accessed via many albums it inspired, from top artists from all over the world.

Government employees aren't well -know for their puritan work ethic.

This isn’t a friendly match . Naija means business and we’re playing for the win! 🔥🇳🇬 #AFCON2025

The Strauss-Howe generational theory describes a recurrent cycle of same-aged groups with specific behavior patterns that change every 20 years. This is a visual representation of the concepts in 1997 book 'The Fourth Turning'. [📹 Van Neistat]

oops missed the first but the second counts

Bruh almost chased the provider away 🤣🤣🤣

The Adamu Orisha Play “Eyo Festival”. Lagos Island, 2025. —DOCUMENTING TODAY FOR TOMORROW— Shot by :@Levithegrapher1 #eyofestival #eyofestival2025 #lagosstate

This is still my most hilarious video here for 2025.

So at the animal farm today,apparently you cant drink water during a meeting. petty and not pretty.

#Eagels whyyyyy

Django!!!! you uppity son of a .... 💥 💥 💥 💥

Django! you black son of a bitch, the D is silent hillbilly. #Djangounchained you rock Quentin!!!